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I think most others have summed it up pretty well mate. You have some good intentions (if what you are attempting is honest), but without a proper business model, or actual contracts from these companies, I would say that we are donating to an idea

I'm starting a racing club for underprivileged kids. Send me money, I need a Ferrari, Lambo and GTR for all the underprivileged kids in Tuscaloosa to ride in. How will I actually make money? Oh, I hadn't thought about that but I'm sure it will work itself out in the end. After all, you don't measure a business' success by how much money they make but rather by how much fun the owner has. Just ask GW.

tomfox25 wrote:
I understand people may be sceptical but this isent something we have taken on lightly this is a big risk thers no 2 ways about it because we are tied down to contracts so we want this to work for every p[arty involved.

You say this isn't something you have taken on likely, but if that were true then why didn't you put more effort into your Kickstarter? The page raises more questions than answers. There is almost no information about you, or what you are planning.

Also, I hate to be a grammar nazi, but if someone is looking for people to invest in them then I expect that person to be a bit more professional (like maybe using a spell checker). If I see someone isn't willing to put care and attention into their writing, then how can I trust them to put care and attention into their business? I don't know you. What you write and how you write it is the first impression I have of you; it should have been a lot better.

I would suggest working harder on your Kickstarter, adding more information, and maybe have it proofread by someone who knows how to use full stops.

I'm not sure why we're still talking about this. The kickstarter has been cancelled and the OP hasn't responded since then.

I think we should just let the topic die and if/when the OP wants to update he can do that.